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Uploading Image File Through JSP Code To Server
I have to upload images from client side to server side, without using input tag or browseing of file. I know the absolute path of file in client side. And that file I want to shift to server with JSP code or any servlet code. I have done uploading through servlet to the server with input tag and type is file . Servlet code : [code]import com.oreilly.servlet.MultipartRequest; import java.io.*; import java.util.*; import javax.servlet.*; import javax.servlet.http.*; public class Uploa
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Need A Javascript To Enable / Disable Buttons
Hey... I need a javascript script(I think its java) What i want the script to do: You have 2 buttons on a page 1 is a enter a different part of the site the other one is a vote which brings up a pop-up page. i want the script to make it so you have to click the vote button before being able to click the enter button. If you can do it, Thanks. post the script here
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I recently became a hosted member and began studying deployment. Since Astahost uses Apache, I read some documents regarding this server technology. I am certain that this post is novice-level information and simply chronicles my own personal "learning trail." I have always found Wikipedia to be a good knowledge-base regarding Java-related documentation. Thus, I did a search for Apache via [url="http://en.wikipedia.org"]http://en.wikipedia.org[/url] and came across Tomcat. I w
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Hi, I some application i came across to give support for the JSP to SMS. What i mean to say is i need to send the SMS From a JSP Form. How i can implement it, any resources, links, e-books are welcome. Please help me.... Regards Arunkumar.H.G
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Javascript Xml Parser Vs. Xslt Processor
Web application data (taken directly from data storage or created in the middle tier) are often presented in XML format, which looks like an universal data format on server side. However, if we want to show such data in the browser, we need to transform them to HTML format. There are two concurrent ways of doing this transformation: - XSTL transformation on server side - XML parsing on client side I have not big experience in XSLT transformation, but I have found that is not good for performa
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Getting Session Info In A Normal Class
Hello, i want to get session info from a class that is not servlet (generally from in a bean). When we use servlets it is so easy to get session info by just using [i]request.getSession()[/i] method. Is it possible to get this session info by importing a class? We can get info about application config by using ServletConfig class. Is there a class to like ServletConfig to get info about session/application?
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I did not even realize it but, today I've upped my credits 6 points. I have had my account for the past couple of weeks but sunk below negative last week. I am still learning about the PostForHost ideology, and its an adjustment process. However, I love the concept. It keeps one involved and interested. I recall reading a review on Sun's development site (http://java.sun.com). It was more of a sociological piece than technical literature. The article's overall theme was that
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Well, I have been reading more on Apache Handlers on cPanel (Astahost manager). I have been reading about this stuff all night and didn't even realize how late it was until I saw the sunlight penetrating my shades I been also trying to deploy a .war file and reading on this subject. I will google for some hands on howtos or tutorials on deployment of .war files via Tomcat. However, I would be grateful if anyone has any suggestions for any tutorials on this subject. Anyhow, I'm
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Better Concept Overview Of Tomcat
On my previous post I've touched on some outside links that are good sources of information regarding Apache Tomcat and Java Server Pages deployment. The Wiki for Tomcat seems to offer great details, however, there is a better reference for those beginning to understand the overall *concept* of Apache Tomcat and JSP deployment. I am such a person and in the process of studying Tomcat and JSP. For me personally, this is a great beginner's point of focus: [url="http://e
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If the reader of this post has read my previous post, they would know that I am on a "learningtrail" for deploying JSP from Apache Tomcat. I have been doing more reading on the subject and came across a very interesting and helpful resource: [url="http://wiki.apache.org/tomcat/FrontPage"]http://wiki.apache.org/tomcat/FrontPage[/url] This is more helpful than a static help or howto document, because the information is always kept "fresh" in a Wiki. If your not familiar wit
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What Are Your Favorite JSP Book(s)
I am new to Java technologies, however come from a "C background," so the technical aspects seem pretty native to me. However, I would still be glad to get some literary feedback from seasoned Java coders. Which books/any other publications did you consider your "bible" when you began studying JSP/Java in general? Thanks in advance. - Demirelli
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Which of the following implicit objects is not available to a JSP page by default? A. application B. session C. exception D. config public class TestServlet extends HttpServlet { public void doGet(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse res) { private HttpSession session = req.getSession(); private ServletContext ctx = getServletContext(); } } Which of the variables used in the above servlet reference objects that are thread safe? A. req B. res C. session D. ctx
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which is the best server side scripting. many hosting companies declasre that they have asp support does that mean jsp is not supported? what are the basis of selection of scripting language? -Please help decide between ASP.net or ASP & JSP. thanks-
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